Patent dispute threatens Xiaomi's India future
(China Daily)
Updated: 2015-06-26

Patent dispute threatens Xiaomi's India future
Patent disputes between Xiaomi, an emerging smartphone maker in China, and Swedish telecom company Ericsson continued after Ericsson claimed Xiaomi violated an order from Delhi High Court. In December the Indian court banned Xiaomi from selling phones in India as it found the company did not pay royalties to Ericsson, which owns patents for technology used in Xiaomi phones. At the court hearing on February 5th, Ericsson claimed that Xiaomi continued to sell phones that used its patented technology in India through a website called xiaomishop.com. Xiaomi said the interim order was valid until March 18, when the court would hold another hearing for the dispute, which also involves Xiaomi’s authorized dealer in India-Flipkart.


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